Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-09
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Oolensi ~Jimn sseei hiss gotten bask
hon WieAita lhis cd hsms IN KansAsl
bringing With him Q ~bari' raked al the
way fr1n eE3f-3 10 els0em-the result
II sales q property he had held b thai
booninR cav. Il i said THAI he didn't
Ill il all eithsF. but allswed q fsw sab
zraan holdinRs 10 remain and await the
81 The boom N theif partie-
alax direction. Tha Colausi b the big
rest man In toWn By Abous hftY sounds,
nd already be d figuring IN street. talk
% ever hand e. q Rapublican oandi-
late for Mayer. w. J. Thempsos,
Presidsnt OF the Merehanfa N1tionAl
Ba1k. 10 spoken % with equal eBth1-
siasm, but neither Of these evinee any
u The enthusiasm themselves. whether
hey would accept the nomination II
made b not certain. Amone The other
spoken Of in the Rep1hlic4n
ranks are Samuel Wiikoson. Ira A.
Town, ESQ.,, and JohR E Barns are
Of whom the 6fst Of the
Trio, Wilkison, says be IL not and viii
not be Q candidate. The fact thar there
had been q call for Q Republican mas
meeting to be held 81 the court house In
he evening 10 give some expEeesien 10
sentiments with regard 30
he impending municipal election bad
TIE Effect
Of bringing out the latsnt gossip Of
Ibis c0mpiexion-
A stFeRg effort viii be made TO bring
about q coalition between tbs two old
parties-the Democrats and Republi-
eans-aeAinst the Peoples Party. I'm
, triangular deht thia spring" said Q
veil posted politician and Office holder
yesterday afternoon, "the old parties
win be beaten as sure a. IL occurs. Tbs
onIy hope Of defeating the dyuAmiters
On the other hand, an equally vel
posted Republican politician tall Of
lhess being young men and having 20
litical possibilities before them, insist
on net being quoted BY name, lest sheiE
sayings might, BY some mischance, in
lure these same possibilitiss) said that
what Ne all want this time 10 Q square
iRht between the parties, that the 70
Of the administration may
rest someWhere. We want Republicans,
Democrats, Socialists, or Whatever Il
may be, to have charge in full, % that
The good or evil that shall follow will be
traceable to q party, net 10 an indi-
Vidual. On every hand, said this same
authority, II hear Of workinQmen de-
clarinR their intention 10 60 back into
the cid parties from whence they may
have drifted recently. They fear the
growing strength Of Socialism in onF
arHKr RAY
'sThey want none Of it. The Democrats,
however, / know, have been hlihusteF-
ing all week With the Republicans, II
the hope Of effeesing 9 combination
With q satisfactory distribution Of the
Offices. They (tke Democrats) want
the Mayor, and express . willingness 10
allow the Republicans two CouHcilmen.
For Mayor, Harry Drum, cashisr of the
Merchants National Bank mentioned
yesterday and A. Parker, we'll known
prsperty-owneF, are spoken Of princi-
pally."
All this, Of course, IL the talk Of Re
publicans and must be taken az such.
The Democrats we're 20 bold confer
snce next Monday evening. bat a. John
p. Judson, z O., IL nov in Olympia and
The date Of his return 10 uncertain. ID
will probably not take Place until later,
as be, as chairman OF the Central CON-
mistee, will issue the call. Those high
In authority in the Democracy stated
yesterday q similar belief that q trian-
GUAR fight 10 ''dsVilish uncertais," and
that q combination bet9een two Of the
wings IL necessary to overcome that IN
certainty. THE Peoples party" said
ORe Of these yesterday, will not likely
join with the Republican party, but the
party cannot win alone.
Our dicker with the Peoples party is
not OF, however, but cannot say what
We will do until altar our conferences. !"
In the third place, the enthusiasm is
high among those having the oFRaniza-
lion Of the new
UNIoN LABOR PARTY
10 charge. There seems to be Q divi-
ZION Of some kind In this, however.
Mayor Mann 10 being enthusiastically
for the first place on the
ticket by one Of these, which is led by
n. Il. O'OonnoF, q prominent member
1f and q power IN the knights Of Labor
here, and Councilman ID. B. Hannah 10
he chosen candidate Of the other fac
lion. known by way 81 distinguishing
them, a. the anti Chinese
party. O'Connoe and Hannah are
DpsRly declared ct war. They came
together In the debate of a question In
he Tacoma Assembly. X. Of L., few
evenings since and the tone Of voice 10
aid to have reached high U several
lines without breaking.
Mayor Mann vas reported today as
having said emphatically that be would
net become q candidate, but he could
not be seen TO have the report cor
roborated.
Aside from the MAyoralty the follow
Ing ticket IL suggested by leading Re
publican a. the Council mania proba-
oility of that party: From the First
ward. Captain O. Z. Cameron; Second
ward, w. ID. Tyler; Third ward, David
Lister. sad from the Fourth ward, d.
I. Evans.
Robert wingate is spoken Of for the
Second ward by the Democrats.
At this date there have been but SO
people registered from the First, 236
frem the Second, 325 from the Third,
and 6 from the Foarth ward. The reg
issTy az che last election vas 16C9, bat
this included tbs ladies, very few Of
whom are registering this time. But
twenty two days remain for the registry,
az IL closes ten days before the eleotisp.
IL Is expected that there will be Q rush
to get on the books during the last few
days.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
q. T. Uhlman has iust returned from
w ashingtsn, d. O., where be has spent
the past three weeks upon Q most inter
sstinR mission. Mr.. Uhlmsn is about
q years Of age and is one Of the
drn Of Uhlman 4 Sargent, baseksrs.
when @. I. Uhlman vas about four
years Of sge, his father died. Now, hia
father had been the City Engineer Of
Washington, and vas, beside, an sgchi.
tect, and bad the honor ef making
the original plans Of the wings
fer the extension Of the capitol
building. At the time Of bis death be
owned soBe property within 9 few
blocks OF the White House and bad
quite extensive holdings noTthvard
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